February 2011
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Econoline Crush Suing Nickelback For Copyright... →
This reminds me of that story about a guy suing Tommy Wiseau because he wants credit for directing The Room.
Also, according to the article Econoline Crush are suing for “actual damages”. Are they trying to argue that a significant number of people purchased the Nickleback song instead of the Econoline one written 6 years earlier? Ummm… no/lol.
WatchDestroyer making his TV debut on Fallon last night
I’ve been meaning to comment on Kaputt and how much I LOVE this album.
In the month the album has been out a lot of people have written at length offering deep analysis and critique. But for me, it boils down to: The weird dude from the New Pornographers put out an album riddled with drum machines and saxophones. Cool!
But ferreals, such...
FUCK YEAH cats that look like Ron Swanson →
The Internet is an endless well of awesome.
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“It’s a fucking burden not worth the upkeep and not nearly worth the potential...”
– Coke Talk, on Facebook accounts.
While I think she’s kidding herself about starting a mass migration away from the service, her view of maintaining account perfectly captures the “Ugh!” I silently utter as I wade through irrelevant updates from people I haven’t talked to in...
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Arcade Fire Radiohead Justin Bieber Odd Future...
Just working on my SEO.
(It’s been a busy week, from an Internet getting whipped into a ridiculous lather over music perspective.)
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Nicole Atkins - Mondo Amore (2011) →
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Skratch Bastid - Valentine's Day themed mix for... →
Don’t let the title fool you, this mix is pretty great. Early 90’s relationship-y hip hop tracks cut and scratched with their 60’s and 70’s R&B sample sources. Delicious.
Stream or download.
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DoNothingFor2Minutes.com →
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A Brief History of Greater Vancouver →
I’ve come to a realization I know very little about the origins and history of Vancouver prior to the 80’s, so I’m attempting to start to read up on it.
This 2 page write up on the evolution of Vancouver from 1827 to 2000 is a fantastic way to spend 10 minutes… assuming you’re a Vancouverite with an interest in your city’s folklore.
